Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-24

Nimshew-M. V. Roe, display grown
$500 feet above the sea, consisting of ap-
pies, pears, persimmons, dried peaches and
plums, dried pears, apples, nectarines,
prunes and apricots, English walnuts, rails
ms. dried beans, five varieties, shelled corn,
! Casawba melon, dried figs, two varieties,
beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, cucumbeFs
pumpkins, and nineteen varieties of Jelly,
| making in all wonderful production from
Z mountain ranch.
OFoville-BenEett & Featherstone, seed
| ling oranges J. c. Reardon, seeding Or
anges, Irish fir bgsh Mrs P&rlin, oranges:
| George knight, oranges, cluster and pears;
John Schneider, oranges; n. Reyman,
China sugar cane, broom corn. alfalfa and
lemons. E. Marks, lemons; Mrs. Fisher,
| oranges and lemons, Mrs. Skinner. oranges.
Mrs. Mary Young, dried peaches: Mrs. j.
b. Rider, Seeding oranges, cluster and
almonds; Ole Luno, chestnuts; VI. w.
Long. silk cocoons; Mrs. Karsner, ounces.
seedlings, figs, ALMONDS and canned fruit:
| Q. A. Clements, seedlings X. A GendislIn,
seedlings and dried fgs; Tom. Johnson,
| oranges; George Peters, oranges; Mrs. A.
G. Simpson oranges; C. d. Woodngn,
seedlings and sweets; C2rl Gray, seedlings
and lemons; Mrs. J. Cox, figs and Jars of
fruit; Mrs. Geo. A. Miller. oranges and va
nuts; Wa. Schneider, seedlings; S. S. Simop.
lemons and seedlings; George Springer.
Jr.. cotton and pumpkin; Miss A. Regain.
| preserved orange; 0. y. Tgrner, seedlings
and lemons; Mrs. J. NJ. Ward. lemons.
I seedlings, popcorn and oranges; Thomas
| Braceland, seedlings; Mrs. z. B. Martin.
seedlings; 10 Gardella, oranges, pomalos.
green corn. squash, winter melon. figs.
plums, clusters snd olives; ?. Z. WEIGH.
jars of fruit, iars.cf jelly, jars of preserved
qginces, lemons, oranges, apples, orange
tree, potatoes, wheat and barley; Nelch 4
Brier, oranges filing boat six feet in
length II. Helms, seedlings and clusters
Jacob Rebscher, wine, seedlings, lemons
and persimmons; Max Anthony, oranges
Z. Tucker, oranges, shaddocks, lemons
fine display; l.. NJ. Eyler, orange tree. date
palm ig-owiDg), quipees. smilax, stand of
flowers, basket cactus and seedlings Dr. L.
Parker, Mediterranean Teets, seedlings,
cltEoDs, lemons, pomegraIateS. citrons, blue
figs, 2lmosds, winter pears, dried spples
dried peaches, dried pears, dried plums.
dried raisins, Mediterranean sweets, Ea-
gliSh walnuts and bitter oranges
Mrs. Elliott seedlings; George o. Lee
Gossignsi. bin containing 4 500 oranges
ID. L. Frieselhen, almonds, pears, pome-
granates. ounces, hazel nuts, psrSinmons
dried figs, lemons, almonds. black walnuts,
yellow flint corn, flowers; d. 4. Perkins,
church arisiically covered with 1000
oranges and 1900 lemons c. H. Wilcox,
seeding oranges. budded oranges, lemons
tsiN varieues). japanese pe,simmons,
pomegranates, fresh plums picked Deem
Der 20, 1850, lines, pomalos, shaddocks,
banana trecs, century plant, smiax: Z.
Tucker, Seeding oranges. lemons, pomalos
Leon d. Freer, oranges, lemons and per-
simmons; d. +. Fryer, oranges and
lemons; J. Rebscher, oranges, lemons and
persimmons.
The mineral display is large and exceed
ingly meritorious, w. z. Duncan, Jr., ex-